LATEST BY MAIL.[Fran Dispelches o lk« Associated l'r*r»«. ]

The War Id the West"A dispatch to tbe Louisville 15uiletio,dated Jefferson city, September 23d,

says tl^at news had been received therethat night that tbe Abolition garrison at

Lexington had surrendered on Fridayafternoon to the Confederate forces, underGeneral Price, on account, as it isalleged, yf the waut of water. Ben.McCulloch on Monday last, was marchingtowards Lexington.A reign of terror prevails in Louisville.

Many of tbe best citiieus have beenarrested and thrown into dungeons.The Legislature endorses all the atrocitiesof Lincoln's soldiery. Col. McKee,of the Louisville Courier, has made hisescape. Andy Johnson is reported tohave been arrested by some Confederatepartisans in Kentucky.

The St. Louis Republican says thattwenty pieces jf artillery w?re captured,by Gen. Price, at Islington, besides 5,000stand of small arms.perhaps tuore.W The Richmond Dispatch says : "Wehave no doubt that the entire force underMullican was cither killed nr osnforcd

.r ,f-_,* notl that our troops succeeded iu obtaininga very Urge amount of gold (tlie

Federals say S'JMJ.OOO) which they badburied inside their fortifications.

It is reported "that in response to appealsfor ai<I, Lincoln bus answered, thatthe Union men of Kentucky most fighttheir own battles, for he lias no uien tosend thein.

KasT TKNNKShEE.The KnoxvilleRegister brings some good news fromKist Tennessee, from which wc extractthe following :

''The temperate but firm measures adoptedby the civil and military authoritiesof the Stutc arc having the most happyeffect in <|uieting the excitement ofthe Union tnen of Last To: ucssec, andcounteracting the mischief and exposingthe wiles of the ambitious demagogueswho have so long rankly abu-cd the carsof tbo masses. A little wholesome restraintexercised upon these leaders, andthe lesson administered to thein that''treason will not be tolerated,' has hada magical « fleet in modifying their viewsnud forcing upon thoiu the convictionthat thcro id uo longer a government at

Washington to which they owe allegiance.Making a merit of ucsessity, those ofthem wrho have been arrested have grace*fully submitted to the authority of theConfederate States ; and to couiploto Lu«been the conversion of some, that frombeing clamorous rebelliouists and leadersof Linen)nite bands one day, they outviethe Beit d.»y even original secessionistsin their professions of devotion to thestars and bars of the Southorn Confederacy,and announce themselves as candidatesfor military or civil oflicc underthe new Government."

A Notabi.k ArPBi.itmknt..PrincePoliguac, of France, lias received an jppointiucnt upon Gen. Rcauregard'a staff,with the rank of lieutenant colonel, lieis a grandson ->f Che famous Prince Polignacwho was imprisoned at Hani for hisfidelity to ('buries X. He is reported to!be in close communication with LouisNapoleon, and upon terms of intimacywith Count Morny. It is to him wo areindt bted for the insertion in the l'ariajournals, last spring, of various friendlynotices of thu Confederate Government.He comes highly recommended by our

friends in Paris. He is about thirtyyears old, and exceedingly plain andunpretending. His family has eojo)edthe tillo of Prince for five hundred years.«.Richmond Dispatch.

OBITUARY.DIED, on the 2nd ultimo, in this

District, JAMES ROBINSON MrQl'KEN,son of Daniel J., and Klixa C.McQueen, aged 10 years. Hit illness

-j wan of short duratWw. lie died of Inflamalionof the Hraiq. His father, mother,brothers and sister feel their loss isgreat, but they sorrow not as those whohave no hopo;.ho told his mother in a

dying hoar that ho loved tho Lord. We |trust wo will meet again in a brighterworld than this. E. C.

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Recruits WantedFOR THE HORRY REBELS.AFKW ItKCItI'ITS will he received in

the ranks of the "IIOKRY KKHKLS,"(now in Virginia,) FOR TIIK WAR. Applysoon, so as to start in a few days.

Persons wishing to send socks, on t writs.kmibtn. and mall bundle, alao lkttkr'h, loiheir friend* in thin Company, free of charge,must leave lliem at my store by Sole Ray.

OK). It. CONG DON,Lieutenant "Horry Rebels. '

Oct 1 «1It .

SOUTH CAROLINA ZOUAVEYOLl'NTKKIM FOR

Hampton's Legion.TIIK FIRST DETACHMF.NT OF .1

I liia cor pa ia now at tin* Hemp- MIon legion ramp, near Columbia, jv.,where the whole Company will soonhf»ofA FKW Mi til K G(Mil) ufMKS ARF. WAN f Kl). The arwia.knapsacks, uniforme, overcoats, blanket*. Xc., iof Iha company are provided, an<l all npenaeewill he paid.

Active men of go«»d character wishing tovolunteer, should apply immediately to Cap*.McCOKG, in Columbia, or a( (he camp. 1

U«« Sj

1

THETO OrR FRIENDS

AND CU8TOMKB8.

TIMED bare g.»t tu b« n critical, that wccannot got any good*, oven for cash.

In consequence of which, we are com|>elle<lto tell for nothing but

Cash, i*d Cash Oaljr.When time* get better we will be glad to

redeem our old terms.

PRODUCE AND HIDEStaken in exchange at the highest market price.We will also pey the highest price fer

WOOL.Rare all your

COTTON 11AOS,and bring them to ua. We want to buy alarge quantity of theiu.

BUM k KAM1NSKI.Oct 8 318t

NOTICE.Major t. ii. iiolmks. win .i

act aa Recruiting Master, to Qjrecruit for the ranks of the "llorry fHtVolunteers," now in Virginia. Au- VNthorily will be conferred on hint to uFgive free transportation by Railroadto the Company.

Able-bodied men who hare the patriotismto sacrifice their time, and life if needs be,on the altar of their country's liberty, will begladly receired. I appeal to the men ofllorry, to show theuiselres worthy sons oftheir sires who so freely bled and died, thatWbe bleeetngs of a free gowrnirient "Tfrhtdescend to their children. The battles of theSouth, must be fought in Virginia. On hersoil our lilierty will be gained, or utter ruinoverwhelm us. I appeal to you fellow-cititens,to succor and sustain your companies inVirginia. If they be sacrificed, then ourliberties fall with them.

Hept 30.tf T. W. RKATY.PRO8PECTU8.

OTP TTTTP "UnUTPriTm >»- * vxv 1 r VJU1V.

A T I It in particular time, when we hnveM*rr«l every political tic which bound

ua in vassalage to an oppressive North; whenwe hare plucked our star* from the hutcfuland contaminating atmosphere of fanaticism,I and placed them in the clear blue of our ownSouthern aky, that they mar shine encircledwith a halo of truth, adorning our own Jinghtsunny land with their glorious lustre: whenwe hare erected a new Republic, declared ourindependence to the world, it peculiarly becomesus aa a people* to wiihdraw that pa|tronage, hitherto so liberally bestowed uponthose who hare proren them4lre* our worstenemies, and extend a helping hand to thoseto the manner born," who are true to our

institutions, true to our principles, ami to ournatire home; we should throw off all shacklesthat hold us in any wise dependent upon asection whose creed is inimical tu >ur dearestrights ; and whose people we car. no longercontemplate with the pure and holy lore ofbrotherhood.The intelligence of a people is erer estim.it|od by the character of their literature. Wehare intellects which will pale before none !

Authors, whose graceful pens drop inklets ofgold, ami strew shining pearls of thought,l.et us. then, turn our faces from the North,and seek literature for old ami young withinour own borders.establish literary enterprisesof our own, and foster and maintain them,lletiering that it is ths desire, hay. intention,of uiu; people to do this, we propose to establisha

Southern Juvenilo Periodical,and thereby till a vacuum which has existedsince the demise, years ngo, ofiic --nose nun. we. tlierefnr^^Happeal In all to aid in estntklj^Hpriae upon a flrtn ami «uli*l<mHlievingthal we vain^^^^^Uat the first, or during the inonlh of Msr!wmmencethe issue of"TIIK POKTFtll.IO," amonthly periodical, devoted to Truth, Virtueand Temperance;" which shall not only becomean agreeable and amusing companionfor the young, but, by the observance of ahigh moral tone, seek to instruct tire rising| mind, and teach the youthful heart.We will spare n . pains to make THE POllTK<tl.lt) the juvenile paper of the South. Itwill be neatly primed in clear type, upon finebook paper, r|uarto form, of good site; and

anjong its many attractions will contain aPromenade," in which our fair friends areinvited to walk with us into every Southernheart ami home that is open to us; a "Joker'sliudgct," which shall untold rare witticisms :a -l.ittic Farmer," and ' Dairy Maid's Apartment;" a "Floral Column." in which the pretjties! flowars will bud ; together with a cornerdevoted to the "Hrigade of Infantry," whereour amalleat friend can shine.THE PORTFOLIO WILL UK Fl'IINISIIED

AT TIIK-FOLLOWING RKASONA1U.KKATES :

Single Copies, for one year. $1Ten Copies, for one year. 9Thirty Copies, for one year, "JFifty Copies, for one year, 41)fWtttl.K Al.WWi IX AttVAXCB.

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Charleston, S. Sept 2H HO.tf

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from all partanf ih« country.Iiai an eatenaivecirculation, and ia e<|tial to any paper inthe country in point of intercut and ncwa.TKHMH.« AOTAMI K.

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The South' Carolinian,Publishod Daily and Tri-Wookly

at columbia, s.c.FRANKLIN GAILLARD, EDITOR,!

AND TIIK !COLUMBIA BANNER,

,i WKKKLY FAMILY I'AI'KH,rpillS ia the Urgent family Paper iu the* South, and ia offered to the domestic Icircle for NK.WS and POLITICAL ISTKLLl-(1KSCK, The Tales and Stories which areoffered to the readers of the llanrer are theefforts of Southern (J»nio«, WuiiJi it is apleaatire to foster. Original Sketcbea. Literaryand Scientific Ksaays, and MiscellaneousSelections. reanlarl* mil* il.»i» .

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K W OIHHK8, Proprietor.Columbia. Sept 'JO, |Htl|. 3(1.if

THE SOI'TMKKXKKIS ITBUSH KD KVKRY FRIDAYAT DARLINGTON C H,8 C.,

BY J. M. BROWN,It Two DolUrN a Year In Advance.Oct 3 <11 i

HOR R VState of South Carolina.Amftaiit AMD Ixur'Tut GejCl's Umci. j[SPECIAL ORDRR8 SO. 270 ] jPIS BXCKLLENCT. the Governor of |South Caroline, having approved of I

rganitaiioa proposed to be raissd by 1Gee. W. W llarllee. in the Districts ofiGeorgetown, Horry, Williamsburg, Marion, flMarlboro' and Darlington, it is hereby flordered: 1

I. That W W. llarllee. of Marion Di*trict,fl8. C., be fully empowered to ieeue all aec«e-Naary orders and to take all necessary mea-jlsure* f>r the organisation of the I'ee Dm4Legion, in accordance with the plan mbaWlted by hint to this Department.

II. Genera* llarllee will report front time Ito lime bis progress in the execution of this a

order, and will send copies of alt order* kc.issued by him, to this Department. 1

lly order of the Governor. I8. R. GIST, I

A<lj't Insp. Geu'l of 8. C. / HSept 2*1 802t\ j

Headquarters Pee Dee LrgUis 0MARION C. H., Kept. 28d 1801. J

[ORDER SO. 1]I. The following companies within the limit*

of the 3:ld Regiment, 8. 0. M , having raport^fled their muster rolls for service in this Leg'o^Hare organised into a Regiment in tha aa^fland will be denominated and ruk 9|Aral Regiment thereof:

1. Warhilaw Rifles, Capl. Neshit2. Bull freak Hangers, Capt. Snarifl8. All Saints Kifle*..rapt. Ileaaant4. Conwayboro' l'almetio Guards, 1

M alloyf>. Cool Springs Ilouie Guard. Capt. Mi^flti. ltlanlon's Cross Roads Yoluntcsrs, C»>twjl'owell »

7. Floyd Ouerilla*. Capt. GraingerH. Waccamaa Guerillas, Capt. Todd. 1 (It. Dog llluff Ilouie Guards, Capt. Best. ' JII. An election is hereby ordered for | '

Colonel, Lieutenant-Colonel, and Mi^jor tef. o

command said Regiment, to be held on Satur- 0

day. the fifth day of October next, at thai *

respective Company muster grounds of the' !Companies nhove named. N

III. The Captains of Companies respective- tlly in said Regiment, will duly notify their PCompanies of sai'd election, and will, on theday of election, call to their assistance two of Lhis Lieutenants, manage ami hold the same,(taking only the votes of his Company,) open- |ing and closing the polls at the usual timesfor military elections, and upon closing the !®polls '.he Managers will proceed to count the r

ballots and make a return thereof, certified 1by the Managers, to the commanding Generalat this place, to the care of Cnplain R. F. 0Graham. IBy order of General W. W. HAULLKK,

Commanding l'ee Dec Legion, jR. F. Graham, Acting Adj t-Gcn l.Sept 2»l *02t 1

ATTENTION 1

CAROLINA GREYS. ;

ATTENB drill of your Company at Cob- ,wayboro' on Saturday the .r»lh of j

October, l'unctual attendance required. )By order of T. F. GILLKSI'lE, Captain.

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B^BB^^^^riTpcct fully inform ihe^xEfl^P^tl'onaayhoro' ntnl surrounding^lcountry, that on Tl'ESD VY, thefirm d«y of OCTOUEIL next, lie

will resume his School at the Conwayboro' tAcademy, and will teach a session of five 'month a. 1

TKRM* or TCITIOX. '

Flial tirade, six dollar* and MTeDly-fireecu t a ($»i. 7*> )

Second tirade, ten dollars ($10.00.)Person* wishing; to do so, can get hoard i

convenient to the Academy upon reasonableterms. II. F. 8MITM, Principal.-Sept 1J i!84t

NOTICE^ I'IN SELF DEFENCE, the subscriber has «

determined to adopt a strictly cash sys- litern of doing business, and he would hcrchy hnotify the public, geueiwlly, and those who towe him KariU'ltLLT, thai his books have 1been posted up for settlements, and that nonew accounts will be opened. He assures this friends that much to his detriment, he hasbeen among the last of the merchants toadopt the cash system, and he now expectssonic return for a loug indulgence. -i

T II. HOLMES.in * J

| - Ir iNOTICE. (ON TUESDAY I lie Hih day of OCTOBER

ne*l, I will offer for aale nt the residence of Dryadcll E. HianaWind, a LOT OFCOKN; supposed lo lie about fifty bushels, lohe nold a* ihe property of the said DryadcllK. SlaiiaLutd, nt the anil of the Slate.

,W. I. OKA II AM, Aoignee. BSept 2rt :M>Jt

ABOUT TO LEAVEFOR VIRGINIA.

A 1.1. PERSONS indebted lo nie by note J/m or account will hud their paper, in *the hand, of W. I. OKAIIAM for collection. "|Plea»e call and make carlv s.(ilement andoblige JACKSON FOWLER. M| Hepl 19

. 291/ JLOST "I

I N CONWAYIIORO, TWO NOTES. One Jon I'. A. Delettre for Sl<»l HD-IOO dated ^August l.'»th IHti 1 ; ami one on Henj. Hinitb,J for dalel October 1 H-V.l. A liberal rewardwill Ik* paid for the above notes lo thefinder, on delivery lo ine. All persona arehereby forewarned trading for said notes.

J W IIOLL1LAY !.Sept. 6 274t i

NOTICE.Al 11. J. N. PIERCE ia my authorised at*lw lorney and will act »i inv agent in myabsence. HAM'L HELL.

I hope some of my debtor* will Atrniali Mr. "1Pierce with some hog* to make meal for ntyfamily in my absence. I want them forthwith. r«

SAM L DELL.Sept. r» -74l. I nt

HARLLEE & WALSH,| 7'7Vi f> \'I' l't< I rti r * i«f I

jt i t + i MJ i /l / 7/.1 I)

y\ N U SOLICITOUS IN K QUIT YOfflcoConwayboro', 8. C.

Oen. R W. II VUI.I.KK JOS. T. WAL8II. I 1Feb -H I\y |

Mullets for Sale^111 OK 40UDLA °r prim*-MULLKT8**,r "*'p *' drove lleacliI'riee »ecording lo i|iialiiy.Sep« 10 20-21 K. II PUTC'll.

FLORENCE HOTEL.J. >v. (jA.MBLR, *

PIlofRIKToH, ^

FLORENCE, 8. C,

rvi»

DliSPSF'S MVI.KS

drj writs of Fi Fu toI lodged in my office,fore th« Court Housefirst Monday end Tunit, during Itgtl m

©riporty to wit:

containing one thouMmore or less on I)loses Tyler's Isnd. »> tryant, at the suit of

containing four hundisituated on Buck Crs

and known as the Xory, of I). M. Sutler, at t

utd residence of Jose>e hundred and eighty-i, as his properly, at tand others.

containing one tinere* more or less, an 's tract, as the properou, at the suit of W.

the name of Rill, as t>h S Johnstou, at the si

ganus.and residence of W.three thousand acres moas the Kotind Swamp,suit of Coachman & f

and residence of Alining 500 acres, as 1it of Samuel Uell, adinis the properly of F »ne suit of John ihirhy.

Jkrtc tracts of land, to wit: one eo^Mng one hundred ami fifty-three acr«^pning J. J. Hughs, and is a part of t

Tun* imm ; .\t*o one oilier trad, conlaitwo hundred and fifty ai re*, the one bu

f the Sion Seller*' land, on t'hiiison Swamnil alio, one oilier tract, containing liundred and I went» acre*. known a* lllalakiah Jatne* land, on Itrunann Swamp,lie property of A. B. Skipper, ut the autlamuel S liardwick and others.Tlie plantation where Joe. B. Johnson fn

lerly lived, lying on Hear Swamp, as limpcrty at the suit of the State for Taxes.A tract of land, containing ItlOO acres mo

it lea*, ly ing on Bug Swamp, as the properf Knoch Cobb, at the suit of the State fr«e*.\ tract of land, containing ISO acre*, motw, where (iahriel Skipper now live

_v|>g near the Half-way Itraneh, a* the pr>«ty of John Tttidal, at the suit of the Staor Taxes.The plantation and residence of Wni.

Ifehes, containing iHtt acre*, more or le«>.L .... i»... I---. -.1- -« -. ...» ....... ci'ic ui .-unipson s i ftt

i<K>ining land* of A. J. Hardee, a* his ]>ritrty, at the suit of the State for Taies.A tract of land, containing PJitO acres nio

>r|es* lying above Johnalon'a Ferry, on I.in'4 Pee Hirer, adjoining the Johnston's Fcri

as the properly of Wm. II. Johnston,14 suit of (ieorgo Keller and others.A tract of land, containing 4<M> acres, nmi

>: less lying on Halters Swamp and Honi*>td Hay, ahout '! miles from t'onwayhorci«r the road lea<iing to tieorgelown, a<|joii11 lands of Wm. II. I'arker and Z. W. l)u*eij»as the property of R. 1*. (irecn, at tl

L>. Hughes assignee.9 residence of Hugh *My

the

^^^^^^^Ro^bythc name of^of Joseph Johnston. Jr., at the stiiI^PRroughs & (.Surganus and others.

The residence of Jos. T. Walsh, situatedhe Tillage of Con wayhoro*. with two loUtached. containing one half acre each, anclown in the plan of said tillage as lots Nland <>-, as his property, at the M»it of 1tlinro, Jr

w I ft HA II AM, S. II. H.fheriff's Office, Sept ».M dl

100 Dollars Reward.HAN AWAV from the subscribe

jLCahout ten davs ago, my negro nuitiA ARAM. He is black, about do yeaold, nnd about *> feet 7 inches liiglof his eyes has been put out. an

le nay he easily recogniied. lie formei!iclo|geU to J. Woodbcrry, ami is supposeo hgliirking in the vicinity of Hull Creek <

leaMjeorgelown. w here lie has a wife. TlkboAreward will be paid for bis deliveryk. Mt i'- » .

~sXl W

JH-4t II III'I'K,

NOTICE.|^It< >M and after this date llio aubacribei

will cell pxidi)NLT FOR CASH OR BARTER20W niDES,

CORN, HAY,AND FODDER

WANTEIThoto indebted to u* will plea*e conic fu

rard knl aeltle. oil her hy eaah. produce (olo. B. J. SISUI.KTO.N A CIS.Au^t'22 2'. if

fNOTICK.A Lw?er*ona indebted to the utidrraipmfjA^A^Accouni, arc requeated to conic (<arrangements for the sett I

by the firnt of Seplcmb.

^^^ 23 »f

Rind ACCOUNTS of bitB|, and al-.» the individu.^^^^ Monts of T W. hat'<bo for collection. l'crsot

»«lrf '^Bon do veil to call and moke carlft. and utt Iron bio end coat,to I^^Hmd at the Sheriff 'a t ttfiCf, III *

rimgQ^nhould I happen to be absent iv H&flRca you can apply to Mr W

aylor.wfco will take pleasure in rcceivinrid ioa®|g aattlenient of the same.

W. I. tilt AII AM.m Attorney for lliu-k .St lleafy,W and T. W. Ilealy.July 18 '20tf

"T NOTICK.[1UWC HOOTCH ia hereby given, tin[ JILLIAM I. t* K \ II I Nj. K*qr . i« IIIgulafB authorifc I Attorney for me, ami i

y natwto settle and receipt for any elaitir drniaml*due nt individually, or any claiudcniwb that niay be due the late firm «

Tints. W. Ill:ATV.Junc^B^I \<n i(i,nm«\Mi AK 1KB this dale, the «u»P aBhers will aell fit MlltS exclualvelreaahB IlKATV, TAVhoK k I'll,dune. 17tf

H\ P. JOl,hipping and CommiMion Mor

chant.

1IALT1MOKK, MI).,a TTKNDM fo the pnrcln»«f atnl »)ii|nnrnm of PROVIfllONH. (lit\1N. illiN'KIKS, anil all d«*cripiiun« MKit* MANI'/.K \doance* nimir on C«»n«i|rtitnrnf*.Proprietor of Packet Line to (irortfctovrM*rel. ^ 4I)

ATCH.^

I State of South Carolina. ^F<

11EXECUTIVE OFFICE, > *T

,4,! COLi* m ill a, September 8, lHil. j OPb« To tho Managers of Eloctions. K

IN 1881*1SU WRITS RKCENTLT TO THEMiu»(rni of Kloriion*. the fact wan

overlooked thai our Stale Constitution wanjje changed bv the two act* from which extract*

are quoted tielow, ami but one <lay wan allow- |> ^j ed for holding the polls, instead of two, ain- formerly ; Manager* of Election* will therendfore take notice, and hold the election for one I I*y day only, and count aud return the votes a* «

,M. required by law.It will be seen that the acts In-low are in- i

||f tended to regulate our Slate election, but thejj, Constitution of the Confederate States RivesCongress the power. if they think proper, to

establish a uniform day in the States for hold- # ,iS. j ing the elections of Members of Congress, and j're the Act of i'ouf ,»w, fixing the first W mines- ^as day in October next, says that the alection is ajj*'o. to be conducted according to the forms eatabjluhed by each State. F. W PICKi.NST*j °Til' s An extract from an Act to alter and auteud -DJ

r- | the tenth sretioti of the first article of the1| Constitution of the Stato of South Carolina.

Senators and Members of the House ofRepresentatives shall be chosen on the TL'KS

»-DAY AFTER TIIE SECOND MONDAY INOCTOBER, iu the year of our Lord one thou- ) 17he sand eight hundred and sixty-two, and <>n the w

tt- saute day in every second year thereafter, in TW'If such manner and at such times as arc herein A/1p. directed." Ac. '

jusuaVO Extract fnmi an Vet t>> »ll». «"it ' .i onerin? law in relation to the method of counting XI®* vole* in all election* by the people. t),ntof

^"That hereafter, in all election* by the |»eo- pric»|>le. the manager* *hall proceed to count the Ace«

r_ vole* publicly. immediately after the final x. Vi. cloning of the poll* at the precinct where the

i vote* have been taken, make out a certificate j f,of the re*ull, which tdiall he signed by there Managers, 01 % majority of then^ ami taken'y to the Court House, or place nowfiicd by lawor fur counting the vole*, on the day licit *ub- I

sequent to the day of the said election, on or jbefore the hour of four o'clock. 1'. M., by oneor more of the said Manager*," \c. *',r

.1 i Kept I'd ;»i J""*,c TO MY CUSTOMERS.

j 1I.\vino left my business, anil. -km

^ gone to Virginia, to help ilcfeinl "

m

| our country, I am compelled to iJ adopt the CASH SYSTKM to!"J nupport mv family, alter thisMnS

date.* *

iilix i i . . formMv old customers cunt coiii-ioro,|

,'. plain as they have their farms, °MII- from which t<» feed their families, j,c while my dependence is only my(lootls. which must hrimf the rash.»s I?!

Agent to yi'j,c inv absence, and has strict ortlers "i,| to soli only for rash. pi. Persons will please give him

'* their notes for their aeeoimts, or

| let him have Hacon anil Corn for* | the same.

| After the war is over, ami if by_

the grace of (ioil 1 am spared, Ihope to he aide to resume my

r, old terms.G, ). K. CONG DON. ^August l") 24-tf

jj NOTICE.)r f i11'. St'llSCItlllKIl kec|>* constantly on J|C Q IiiiimI, mi l offer* for *ale a well ralrctine«T!»took of

Morchmidize, jrr. constating of all article* in the l»ry <}oo«l*line, from S1I.KS <|own to *i< cent IIOMK|Sl'l'N. A i«iij>crior Article of ]

j Jinor SKIRTS AXJt C UMiKU.AS. He> Ready Made Clothing Jom>

V*I Hats and Cnps,!BOOTS AND SnOES,

* "f*.'SADDLPRY, HARDWARE, I j*'*"r- | ' kno»

,r r / .v ir i n cu nc a"/: /: .r. the *

Groceries, such a* then

COFP KE, THAN,Sn,Alt, COMMON AND KK11NKD,

Caudles; Soap, Starch. j en6- SPICKS, CANDIKH, | (M

ruwuiiK AND SHOT, j Mi! TOILKT SOAI'S, PFKFC'MKHY, Ac !Special attention i* invited TO MY STimK j! of fine l.lfjCOKS, cou«i«litijr of Cognac, j IIK Pencil, iii'.'l I'tlr llrandieo, Jamairn Hum. Ilol- |land <»in Mclmapp*. Old llourbon and Motion- j c

'** galu-la Wliiakicit, Old Purl and Madeira Wtue,i» of dial celebrated old" brand, Twice pn«t jlv the bine," Cordial*, \c.. 4c. All of winch .I will be wold cheap for cash.

II Tl|iis. ||. llol.MKS , ,»« Marcb 21 Xif ° mid,>tf Sou I li Carolina.llorr? District. J1li r\IN KQl'ITY. . copyLiician I» Hrynn, | j It i«.

adm'r. I antth. j Hill io Mar«h:tl lion,

. Tlmntaw Hwndal f AikIs, Ac. willPrudence A. Ilryan j eight

urX *' J IU"' '

y VT appearing to my waliwfaction that W||.- l,W.?.rn 3 I.IAM A. I». IlKYAN. a defendant in Mlm j ||ii« cause. i» al.wem from and re«id«« liejroiid Ia the limit* of the Stale, no lliat I lie ordinaryif proof** of Ihr I'oiirl cannol be «erTed on liitit TV*on motion of Harder At Walab. Complainant *

Solicitor*, it in ordered that the *aid defend-ant, do appear, and plead, anawer. or demur !

. ri.il .i' -IU IIIMN Iiirrr ilioiitll* ITOI1I till' DmipiihlimlKin of ihi" wlfr, or »n or«lrr, pro

» c<»nfe*»o, will bo i_'runi«-«I »n<I rnlrrnl againsty him. JolIN It IIKATV, fom'r «

May -jy l^'l. 128m jRICE. I

J ! sT IlKl'KI VKh into atorr. h auprrior j Ji warticle of freahly poiirul«-<j ricr K«»r "

Mir by IIKATV. TWI.OK * Ol. ForMay 23 12if jPAVILION-HOTEL,;""

II. L. Kl'TTKHKIKLI).PHOPItllTOH, [J**.' I CHARLESTON, S. C. f«

w

OR CONWAYBORO*.TRI-WKEKYL HAIL LINE.^IIK unJ*nl|[nH iaform* thf traveling

rublie, that he is running a T(Alt'HACK LINK, Mwwo Fair IIIuIt',he Wilmington and Manchester Kaalroad,Conwayhoro', 8. O. a* follow* :f»»f Pair Bluff on Monday*.Fridays. at t» o'clock. A. M., and arrivewayboro' same day, at t» P. M.ettiming.Leave Conwayhoro' on Toesa.Thursday* and Saturday*. at A o'clockM..and arrive at Fair llluff. same day at

M. II. II. PORTER,eh 'JH 1 tf tContractor.

THE HI GGINSPLOW.

rr.NTKI> U'JJ JI NK, IH.,0.11V J. s.IIL'OtilNS, OP DARLINOTON.

IHIS PLOW ha* many advantage* overany other Patent turn in uac, having

i invented by an eiperienced Planter andhanic. The»e Plow* can now he hadnever desired of lluggina k llendr.ck. atr *hnp*. in Conwayhoro', 8. t' , wheremay always he found ready to accouimotheirfriends ami cu«tomers in the lineeir business, such a* IRON WORKS OF

. KINDS.

. U..Cash or Discount on the delivery ofwork in our liue.

HUGO INS A HEX DUH'Klarch 1 % *2 H ttlii

3ATY, TAYL.OR & CO.SUCCESSORS Tt)

H U C K & B E A T Y .

" EEF on hand nnd for rale, full assort^inentsol

*y Goods, Groceries &c.illy Kept in a Village Store, which wehi the lowest prices.KI'KNTISK till OTIIKK ruObCCK.enn Is' turned into money, taken nt fullr» for (ioo<la or iu settlements of Notes orunits due us.Y. IlKATY W. J TAYLOR.

C. P. lll'CK.'JH 1If

HELP O! KING!51.P I'UKSKKV ATION IS TIIK FIRSTLAW OF III'M \N NATI'UK 1

'fore atitiouuee to nil persona indebted toInte fit in of lll'CK \ IlKATY. that tlielias come lliat tliey iuu«l se'tle their

htedness lou>,sir I shall he eouipelled tot'nsli. produce, or anything that will

our creditors, will he taken iu payment,in caniiot pay the whole, pay us a part,all favors thankfully received and greaterin proportion. T. W BK \TV.arch 'Jl tf

FOR SALE..a TIIK COTTAGE KWKL1.ING.nh Lot and out buildings, so desirably

located on School-street near theLHB Vr.idciny, where Samuel V. Willsonerly resided, will he sold low for cash,i time to an approved purchaser. Apply

TIKIS. II. HOLMKS.arch _M if

AEDICAL NOTICE.PH. JOSEPH K. II AKKKMj

I AY he found at his office in Conwayhoro",particularly on Monday and

ay afternoon*, lie expects as far n» practoprepare his own Drugs.ily4lb .'lin.

tper and Stationery,ALWAYS ON HAND.

ITSTV K LOPKSOK ALL DESCRIPTIONS.BLANK BOOKS,I) HLACK AND COPYING

INK,pens,

\ |.MO

A SUITLY OK FUK8II

ai'deii Soods.JOS. J. Illt'llWO'ili

urrli 14 'Jif

i Slate of South Carolina,IIOIIRY DISTRICT.

;n common pleas.lli IMI.uino |

vii> Atlachoifiil.pli J. lt«*Hiiuic<> JJ IIKitKAS. ihi> I'luiitriff <I I. on tin- 11!

<l«k V ftf Mbv 1 Mill, filr lii' tlorlm iitiutin«l ihe dofpiiiliinl who ins if is noli ishi from iiit 1 without the litmin of thiwp, nml has neither wife nor allorneyhi wiiliill the »:iiiip, upon whom a ropy ofiti<l ilrelaratioii might lie nerveA. * It iirforr, orilereA that ilir «aiil ilrfrn'lunt tinnr. niii| pleaA l» the waiil declaration. onfore ilir filly (UjTuf May, A. I». one iIhhi

hitmlrrii ami nixly two. Other,final mii<) absolute judgment will )>r givn>lawarded against himj a. Thompson, r. r. r.

erka Office llorry lii«trict»yft in 1 tin Iy.E STATE OK SOI Til CAROLINAorry District.In tho Common

Pleas.P. Mnlloy, |*«. \ Attachment.J. Ilelleniy. )lr II Kit I. \S Ilir Plaintiff Ii I on tin1 thiraJ ticth <lny of \piil iii'iant. filr hiirationagainst ilir l>efendatit, who. I ii ia| in absent from, ami wiihoul the liniilalia Stale, ami haa neiilicr wife, nor atiorknown,within ilir same, upon wlioin aof tho «ai'l tlrrlaraiion might he served,therefore, orderad thai llie said defendloappear ami plead lo the uanl dcrlura<il»or before llie first ilny of day which

he in llie year of our I.on I, one thousandhumlrril ami sixty-two, otherwise final

ihsolnte judgment will then he given ami!ci| again*! him.rik i nflii'f, Horrv |ii«i , April 'CI. lHtfl.

J. A. THOMPSON, i\ r. p.iy 2ft leHnilyie Richmond Enquirer

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rylor, Wiso & Allege.TKIt.MH

iAM.Y I'AI'Kll. S^ven j»« ronIii ii i>i itii'l «l I lit* rule of Kijrlil hollamten for a «bnrifr limn <>«io year,lie SKM4 W KKKI.V, Kin* ll-illkro [nrm. ami Tliico Hollar* for mi iuoimIih,Me in advance. For ihr U KKKI.V, Twoir* |»fr annum, or ni* coj.iea for Ten Hollo(m* |>ai«l invariably in advance. H hen» i oiiioiiiitiji money ai t m'lit by Mail,iniiat ! <- rr|(Olrrit|, or iliry »ul l»«- »ti»k of iIn- writer*.II -0. Itfbl. 3t>